reporter: bob johnson takes his oath of office. in front of a packed room of law enforcement, local leaders, and loved ones friday. the former police chief officially sworn in after an early interim start in december. >> it was a blessing to start early and get the opportunity to engage with the workforce, find out what we need to do in the upcoming future. reporter: the future of a community craving decency and mutual respect, according to anna eshoo. values she feels are captured by the new sheriff. >> we are incredibly fortunate that he has chosen a lifetime, a career to live out these values. he's the son of r. he' a great nephew of a former santa clara county sheriff. like call to serve. reporter: he was life -- elected after lori smith retired due to scandal. she was found guilty on six corruption counts. she served as sheriff for more than two decades. >> it's an exciting opportunity to do things differently. seeing sheriff johnson bring out all of the men and women that are serving with him. reporter: sheriff johnson didn't

reporter: bob johnson takes his oath of office. in front of a packed room of law enforcement, local leaders, and loved ones friday. the former police chief officially sworn in after an early interim start in december. >> it was a blessing to start early and get the opportunity to engage with the workforce, find out what we need to do in the upcoming future. reporter: the future of a community craving decency and mutual respect, according to anna eshoo. values she feels are captured by the new sheriff. >> we are incredibly fortunate that he has chosen a lifetime, a career to live out these values. he's the son of officer. he's a great nephew of a former santa clara county sheriff. like call to serve. reporter: he was life -- elected after lori smith retired due to scandal. she was found guilty on six corruption counts. she served as sheriff for more than two decades. >> it's an exciting opportunity to do things differently. seeing sheriff johnson bring out all of the men and women that are serving with him. reporter: sheriff johnson

bob johnson was sworn in as santa clara county sheriff. he takes over in apartment that has been -- a department that has been rocked by scandals by his predecessor. amanda del castillo says the ceremony was about looking to the future. >> i am honored to be back to serve santa clara county as your 29th sheriff. reporter: marking a new chapter for santa clara county as bob johnson takes his oath of office. in front of a packed room of law enforcement and loved ones, the palo alto police chief sworn in after an early interim start. >> it was a blessing to start early and engage with the workforce and find out what we really need to do in the upcoming future. reporter: the future of a community craving decency and mutual respect. >> he has chosen a lifetime, a career to live out these values. he is the son of a police officer. he is the great-nephew of a former santa clara county sheriff. like them, he has call deserve. reporter: he was elected into office after laurie smith retired in scandal. smith was found guilty on sinks corruption and

it is the start of a new chapter, bob johnson was sworn in as the county sheriff, even though he has been doing the work for over a month. he takes over a department that has been rocked by scandals tied to lori smith. the ceremony was about looking to the future. >> i am honored, truly honored, to be back. and to serve santa clara county as your 29th sheriff. reporter: a new chapter for santa clara county as bob johnson takes his oath of office in front of a packed room of law enforcement. on friday, the police chief officially sworn in after an early start in december. >> it was a blessing to start early, get the opportunity to engage with the workforce into find out what we need to do. reporter: the future of a community craving decency into mutual respect, according to the honorary speaker. values she feels are captured by the new sheriff. >> we are incredibly fortunate that he has chosen a lifetime, a career, to live out these values. he's the son of a police officer, the great nephew of a former county sheriff. and like them, he has heated the call to serve. reporter: johnson w

. >> santa clara county's new sheriff was running today, bob johnson has been in that role since december but took the office this afternoon. >> in every organization of lead, i've emphasized the importance of respect. and serving our communities with respect. i honestly believe that this should be the organizations guiding ethan's. -- guiding ethos. last guilty of corruption and misconduct. johnson was elected in november, he is the 29th sheriff. >> one of the most sought-after pieces of real estate will be used to build a better bay area. a look at its past and future is next. next. >> the story what happened to ♪ entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. [ male announ

[applause] >> marking a new chapter for santa clara county as sheriff bob johnson takes his oath of office in front of a packed room of law enforcement, local leaders and loved ones, the former palo alto police chief sworn in after an early interim start in december. >> it was a blessing to start early and get the opportunity to engage with the workforce, find out what we need to do in the future. >> the future of a community craving decency and mutual respect, according to an honorary speaker. values she feels are captured by the new sheriff. >> we are incredibly fortunate that he has chosen a lifetime, a career to live out these values. he is the son of a police officer. he is the great-nephew of a former santa clara county sheriff. like them, call to serve. >> johnson was elected into office after the former sheriff -- found guilty in a civil trial. she served as sheriff are more than two decades. >> i think it is an exciting opportunity to do some things differently. one of the things i thought was most compelling today was to see sheriff johnson bring up all the men and women that are

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nowadays because your article about nordstrom is much quicker than bob, she has article about gulf of tonkin, false flags committed by johnson. yeah. things are getting quicker. god damn no communication stuff that's going out and i don't know much about. i mean, i can barely, i can, i can operate a cell phone, maybe on my good day, you know, and our generation was phones, you know, and now it's so fast, everything so quick, so fast, so quick. i like since i did that 1st story, months ago, was it a month ago, 3 weeks ago? i'm beginning 350 to 400 phone emails a day because everybody knows my e mails out there is like a phone number. and so, and it, in the old days, it took a week before, you know, i got much response. i had to see, i got my 1st meal i stories and was sent the 50 papers. and in one afternoon by tullocks collect this is in 1969, and i, we didn't know to the next day. i my colleague and the little news agency on which i public. nobody, one of my story, nobody in the world, one of the me life story. i'll tell you that. and we didn't know until the next afternoon when they say out of town papers came in that they

bob in kansas on the democrats line. >> i'm wondering how if senator rob johnson is able to continue to win with all of the lies he spends. >> guest: i am not a political pundit and i will leave that question two others who are more capable. >> what have you learneddg about the system outside of congress and the approach that you have? >> i knew this but i didn't know it as intent as i do now. courts matter i don't care who you are. everybody needs a doctor, people really like doctors without borders. people care about what we do at the constitution society because society becausewe believe that s affect everything in our lives whether you are on a business deal or you have a kid in school you think ought to be able to read a book about roberto clemente that they are trying to keep kids in florida from doing. where a lot of this action is and always will be. if you don't have courts that are legitimate where people feel they get a good deal that undercuts the whole system of government. i knew that but i feel it much more intently. >> host: the website for the constitution society and the president who served in congresi

the state of bob and spokesperson recently deflected a question about its policy, saying the syrian government is to blame for the current disastrous situation. bobby johnson entering government, they aren't. are they going to run these ratios or 8 operations? and so it would be a great gesture and i'm just showing to sort of left the sanctions that have basically, you know, suffocated. so it would be quite ironic if not even counterproductive for us to reach out to a government and has brutalized its people over the course of a dozen years. now. gassy, ma'am, slaughtering them irresponsible for much suffering that they've endured. the human rights groups of wall, that western sanctions, particularly from america, a blocking aid from entering syria after the earthquakes. the media outlets are reported. the transport companies are reluctant to make deliveries to syria due to a risk of punishment from washington. now i spoke with mohammed ali, a local reporter from syria, who says a western countries ignore the humanitarian crisis in the country. and the refusal to lift sanctions is just one glaring example. western confess continue to impose those sanctions

bob and the law firm of morgan pilot and a lawyer. their name lindsey runnels, who were the leading forces in making sure that mr. johnson was exonerated after 28 years in prison for a crime. he didn't commit. and most significantly a that the midwest notices project in the morgan pilot firm worked with kim gardener, who is the dentist, attorney in st. louis county, right. what we call diction integrity unit. and that was the key to the success in this house. and as we mentioned, they were 2 witnesses, you know, the beginning was over turned off to 2 witnesses provided what the judge called clear evidence. and mister johnson was innocent. and it was years ago, i understand that another and mate actually signed an affidavit at missing to the murder that miss johnson was convicted off. so why has it taken so long for all of these people who you've mentioned, who have been working very hard to secure mister johnson's release? well, that's what so troubling about. the whole process, kim, gardener, was elected in district attorney in st. louis county, she set up what we call a conviction integrity unit, which is very importan

minister boris johnson, he minister boris johnson, as he addresses little is addresses for ukraine little is as well, he might say a couple of other bits, bobst live. johnson live this hour gbviews@gbnews.uk loads coming your way. make sure you get in touch, especially on a solution to the strike and whether not think failed whether or not you think failed asylum be asylum seekers should be deported immediately. vaiews@gbnews.uk though , vaiews@gbnews.uk now though, you . patrick thank you you had lot. patrick thank you and good afternoon to you. the top story on gb news. well, as you've been hearing, hundreds of thousands of workers across the uk have been taking part in what they're calling walk wednesday. today is the biggest day of industrial action in more than a decade, up to half million workers across seven trade unions are striking over pay, jobs and conditions. unions are striking over pay, jobs and conditions . teachers jobs and conditions. teachers are part of the action, along with border force officers , bus with border force officers, bus and train drivers , all causing and train drivers, all causing widespread travel disrupti

bob. i wanted to ask russ feingold about right conspiracies. how in the world does senator ron johnsonto continue to win with all the lies he spews? guest: well, i am not a political pundit. i will leave that question to others who are more capable. host: what have you learned about the legal system being outside of congress? guest: i knew this but i didn't know it as intensely as i do now. courts really matter i don't care who you are, everybody needs a doctor. people like doctors without borders even though they are not doctors but people care about what we do at the american constitution society because we believe these courts affect everything in our lives, whether it's a business deal or you have a kid in school you think should be able to read a book about roberto clemente and they are trying to prevent kids in florida from doing. the court to where the action is and if you don't have ports that are legitimate where people feel they get a fair deal, that undercuts our whole system government. i knew that but i feel it much more intensely than i used to. host:acslaw.org, the presi